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The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24
Rows CHINA Palace.

Have you been to l. Lewis Rows, No. 413
King street. II not, Judging from the surg
ing crowd we saw there this past week, You
belong to the minority, as it is quite evident
that majority of the citizens have already
visited this immensely stocked establish
ment Mr.. Row has simply everything in
stock known to the china trade. The four
stories of his building are filled to overflow
ing. His French China, Dinner and Tea
Sets are of exquisite designs, and were evil
IDENTIFY designed especially for the nobility,
but Mr.. Row has SO shaded his prices that
those not milliC naires can dine from royal
china seryice-consult his prices. English
porcelain in very pretty designs and cheaper
than French china is also drawing card at
Rows. But when you strike the question
of lamps he evidently has them all. Lamps
of high and low degree. Lamps for the eel
lar, for the garret, for the library, for the
dining room, for the nursery, for the hall
way. and for the parlor. Extension lamp
md chandeliers almost too beautiful for use
vet We were informed that their beauty wa
equalled only by their utility. If you do no
need toilet set do not examine Rows neN
designs 900 closely, or you will be temple
to buy set
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24
Wide Awake.

The Christmas Number OF Wide Awake"
IS all that its name implies. The Front
s spiece-The Star Bearers Of special local
interest because of its illustrations by Will
mington's popular Artist, Howard Pyle.
The Holiday number will also give poem
by the witty English anthor, Andrew Lang,
entitled the Ballad of a Bad Boy
which is to be received as an amusing bit OF
autobiography, for Mr.. Lang writes: "lt il
rrue-and hope inoralp' The bad boy
will be drawn bv W. L. Taylor
A third great feature of the Christmas
number will be complete African Serial
Starry by H. Rider Haggard, author of the
famous books, "She," "Ring Solomon's
Mines" etc., etc. The story is called A
Tale of Three Lions, and will havs
hrilling tull-page illustrations by Haywood
Hardy the English lion painter. The holi
day plumber will be much enlarged t.
nclude chis serial entire.
Poetry, Tales, Romauces and Natuia
History make replete with Interest," thi
he closing number of wide Awake" 70
1887. "Wide Awake" is received from tn
publshers-D. Lothrop Company-B
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24
An Ice Cream Palace.

The newand elegantly appointed Ice Cream
Parlors of Mr.. D. B Jones, s4l Market St..
have decided metropolitan appearance.
The first and second floors of the building
have been thoroughly modernized and are
most attraotively furnished.
A ladies boudoir is the annex on the sec
hJor, which ladies will find great conven
ience for arranging their toilet when on
shopping expeditions.
A two story brick building fronting on
Shipley street stocked with al! the modern
appliances known to the bakers art will
give an increased impetus to the fine cake
and pastry department.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24
Books for the Thousand.

Mrsses, Pyle and Lchtenstein, 226 Market
Street, have just received their regular in.
stallment' of Christmas Books, These
books are recent publications and are works
of real merit.
Poetical, Historical, Fact and Fiction
and miscellaneous works treating of every
conceivable subject
Childrens picture and story books are
very attractive feature of this large collec-
tion.
Furthermore, the prices are so reasonable
that there is no excuse for not making your
friends most appreoisble and enjoyable
presents from Messrs. Pyle and Lichten-
STEMS extensive assortment Of choice and
we'll selected authors.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24
A ROua.FIde Art Gallery.

Messrs. G. F. Thomas & Co., 42l Market
Street, have an attractive cart Collection"
that will be surprise to those who have
not visited their artistically arranged cart
Gallery"
Etchings on Brass and Silver first engage
the attention, exciting both surprise and ad-
miration.
Colored Photographs aud Photo-Gravur, 8
are displayed in most elegant profusion and
it is now quite the proper thing to make
your best friend Christmas present of ei.
ther Colorsd Photograph or of Photo.
Gravure. This recalls the incident while in
specting this line of goods, young lady
asked the price of one OF the elegent picture'
and when told the price, lamented that onl!
on tie proceeding day she had bought cor
responding work in Philadelphia and ha'
paid one third more for it than Messra
Thomas s. Co., asked for the identical pic
ture.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24
Excursions to California,

1t is no longer necessary to organize large
parties in ordor to secure cheap excursion
rates to Pacific Coast points. The Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad Company has p'ac-
ed on sale at all of its principal offices, Ex-
cursion Tickets to San Francisco Los Ange-
los and San Diego, California. These tick.
cts are sold siugly at lower rates than were
formerly made for organized parties, and are
good for six months from date of SALE Pas,
sengers are offered of choice routes both go
ing and returning For rates and detailed
information call upon any of the Ticke
Agents of the company, or address L. NJ
Cole, General Ticket Agent, B & .. r. R.
Baltimore, Md.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24
Fine Views,
Easy Terms,
Low Prices.
Make point to examine the un-
der mentioned choice build
ing sites.

E sthteenth Street adjoining City Park
grounds; Lowering Avenus, Broome and
R ,duey Streets opposite Park woods; ;Broome
and Rodrey Streets, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets; Union to WoOdlaWn
Avenue all Els
For one of tie choices views in the City
from own front door we recommend Tenth
and Broome Streets. Our former advertise
ments of Highland lots are worthy of your
attention. Particulars of other desirable lots
and dwelling houses for sale car be had on
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24

WHERE SHALL BUY my Christmas
Present. Why of Ayars & Son of course
they have Canes and Umbrellas in addition
to their large stock of Spectacles, Eye
Glasses, Jewelry, Silver ware.
Give them all they will be pleased to
show their stot ',
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24

The public has taken us at our word and
we must say that we are more than satisfie'
with results so far. Many have called, W,
know, simply to inspect our wareroom, bu'
if thev came in with that intent they wen
out with far different one. VIII they
"ome again they will buy HAZELTON
PIANO, with which they seem to be NOR
than favorably impressed. There seems t
be very general impression that all the in-
struments we handle are up to the mark
that is, everybody who comes to see us ST.
expresses himself.
But while the many have come to look
around and admire oar wareroom, there ar
more than few who have come TO buy, and
buy they did. Our sales so far have bee'
beyond our expectations, and those older in
the business would be surprised if we were
to tell them what we have already accom-
| plished. It's not ovr intention to resort t.
braggadocio, but we want to let the peOpl,
know that we are on deck and that we art
IN the business to make money.
This week HAZELTON GRAND went
to the home of one of Philadelphia's mos
noted musicians and a NEWMAN BROS
ORGAN was purchased by representative
of one of the best known families in tn,
city. That's good enough for a start, bu
we expect to do better than that right aloul
now. We attribute our sDccess to TIVE
things: Printers ink and the quality of th
instruments we handle.
Continue to come to US and we'll do a
well by you as we can.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24
!. III. Barnard;
FIFTH AND MARKET SITS.

FIFTH AND MARKET SITS.
Hashislarge warerooms chuck full
of Pianosand Organs. Theyare for
sale. 1t will pay you to stop in and
.xamine his stock. New goods. |
New Management We mention
4 few leading makes. First on the |
ist we place the standard WEBER |
good as gold. Then comes til.
HARDMAN remarkable for it,
ine tone and finish and splendid
wearing qualities. You must moi
oass by the MASON&HAMLIN
their new method of stringing will
| ,trikeyouas radicel improvement
in piano making. CHlCKERlNG
S household word. Then for
medium prices we have theat vor-
lite MARSHALL &WENDELL,
| STIRLING and others. Pianos
in all styles of Rosewood, Ebony,
| Mahogany and Blister Walnut.
Cash or instalmentS.
Is it an ORGAN you are look
ing for? How will an ESTY do?-
king Of organs. Following closely
on its heels are the DYER &
HUGHES and WILCOX &
AHITE, both noted for theil
volume, sweetness durability anc
; artistic design Always on hane
the popular Eastern Cottage Or
gans in every style of case anc
action. Cash or installments.
Smaller instruments in grea
variety. Sheet music and books
Pianos, organs, ns,aocordeons, &c
thoroughly tuned and repaired b,
E. P. Potter, with
S. HI. Baynard
FIFTH AND MARKET SITS.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24
Special Mention

The attention of our readers is called to
the fact that it is always wise to give use
full as well as ornamental presents for Christ
mas Gifts and in this line we would suggest
that Children real Alligator Slippers also
Velvet embroidered Ladies, Misses, Mems an
Boys fancy slippers, Doll Baby shoes and
all other kinds sizes and sorts OF Shoes, Boots
and Rubbers can be had of W. II. Babcock
2O6 Market read nis advertisement in this
paper he also gives barrel of mixture and
an elegant Christmas Gard to his patrons
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-12-24
loc., 25c., SOC. and $i.oo.
HOME TESTIMONIALS:

aznian Balm cured me erate arr which had for SO yean1
mine min Of Hay Fser1o I few doses Of Brazilian Balm cured me
nG 9t 3 thing thing for aysIsIs ever Ed@ard tOnge
n doctors never gave me even temporary relief began taking Brazilian Balm 1888
eye Brazilian Balm will do all that claim for y C9nrad had cat
had
eath Dr. NJ said the he RrazinBm cured
p W. B. r. RI children with
the
Gey-Bur0a B. Deputy, Mgtord, Dd
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
LOCAL MENTION.

An admirable idea is that Of Charles II. Raub 4
Cos at the northeast OF Nineteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, OF combining in establish.
ment well stocked market, with everything In It's
season, aud nrst-cass grocery store complete in
all lts details. THIS grand combination has been
very welcome 10 all dwcllcrs in the Mes, End es.
pecally as the firm makes specially OF moderate
and reasonable prices. Purchasers have found that
they can deal there at least as advaninpeousy AS
anywhere else, and often more so. The LAFAYETTE
Market ana Grocery is OF the institutions of that
part OF the city, and one that could not be dispensed
with.
lTis pleasure to purchase groceries OF all kinds
~ the popular establishment Of MIR. &. &. Bryan,
1iiS New York avenue, which aids materially to
make that locality one of the busiest in the city.
The display Is SO attractive and the stock com
pleic that the only ditculty one can mud is in So
lecing from the variety that offers Of decacies and
suhsianias, staple and fancy goods. The propre-
tor Is always abreast of the times In obtaining oil The
novelties, both domestic and imported in his line,
cakcs, sweetmcats, sauces. etc His BRANDS of flour
have an established reputation. In fact, in all de.
n pa,',aenls Of % tTs,.elass srcSery G. C. Bryans is
reasonable, as they are apt 10 he where such large
trade Is done.
ATTENTION is called to the mark-down sale tor
cash and Tor ten days only) OF ladies', mems, and
chllron's Knit underwear and Cardigan Jackets and
Nestsat Il. II. Taylurs, a33 Pennsylvania avenue,
the stock embraces an extensive variety of weights,
qualities, and prices 1t Is impossible TO enumeratc
the markdown prices, but all eau feel assured tina,
by calling upon this house they will hnd some big
bona nae bargains.
"FIfry-oSE" is the latest invention OF nfteen.bal
nool, and rs played at Scanon's Parlors, AIS Ninth
street, Is meeting with decided nit No one, not
even professional players, has advantage, as the
average payer stands just good a chance to
win. The game IL "a treat and will surely become
popular, as 1t is new wrinkle of Mr.. Scanlon's own
mind. "Keylar
KINGS PAiACB.-One more week OF the continua-
iion OF our clearing sale. Elegant French felt hats
NJ 25 and 80 cents: only few more plush coats at
sl5; elegant chlldrens coaks at S. 81 and SIS, and
few more plaid Jackets with hoods. Kings Palace,
SD Seventh street.
GENTLEMEN are always assured of the purity OF
the liquids dispensed at lie Mour's, Eighth street,
Just above Pennsylvania avenue. Long experience
mas proved to the proprietor OF this establishment
that friends are made and patronage retained only
la this way.
THE Excelsior Turco-R Russian baths, (Shedds,) 9O3
street, have been renovated and repainted and are
uneNcelled anywhere. Superior scientific shampoo
ing. These baths are the most certain cure known
for hay fever.
ONE of the leading features OF the fashionable
dinners OF this season is the new dry wine, "Grand
Vim Sec, OF Louis Roederer.
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The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
Proposed Changes in Through Trains
via PennhY lNanla Railroad.

new schedule OF trains on the Pennsy lvania
Railroad will go into elect on Sunday, January
80, at II 100 +. NJ. The New York and Chicago
Limited Express will leave Washington at 9;5o
A. NJ. daily. Baltimore l0:i5 A. NJ, Harrisburg
r. NJ, and arrive Pittsburg at $3.50 J.. NJ. The
Fast Line for the West Will leave Washington
$3.50 A. NJ, Baltimore io:i5 A. NJ, Harrisburg :lt
Z. NJ, and arrive pittsburg II :55 y. NJ. Chicago
will be Withdrawn. Western Express will leave
Washington $40 T.. Nj, Baltimore 9:l5 +. NJ.
Harrisburg 1855 A. NJ, and arrive Piiisourg s;ll
A. NJ. II will run through 10 Chicago, In add
ton TO the points now reached by Western Ex
press. The New York Limited Express VIII leay,
Washington 9;i0 A. NJ. week days, baltimore 10 ~
A. NJ, arriving Philadelphia and New York SAINT
as now.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
Hotel. Wan, Hisn License.

A petition asking for the passage Of the pending
nigh liquor license bill viii be presented 10 the House
on Monday ghe petition bears the signatures OF lhe
prOprietOTs OF the following huiels the Arlington,
tan, National, 81. James, and HhamberllnB. The
b referred 10 IL Senate bill No. 1850, Introduced by
Mr. IDgals, February 49, 1850, aud mas already passed
tlat body II increases The existing license Zee for
inc sale Of liquor not 10 be drank on Tue premises
(whuesae llcense from SO Al present to $500, and
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers of property were yesier-
day filed with the Recorder OF Deeds: Henry G.
Ghlck 10 Charles B Hunter, Georgetown, Lot :, IN
Browns Subdivision of Lees HI, $500; Charles
IIawklnss Division of Georgetown, 1900; Matthew
Ardeeser 10 Charles Schneider, Lots Al and %,
Square GG9, II 800; Christian Ardeeser ~ al. To
Matthew Ardeeser, IOtH % and a, Square G6g,
nominal; Matthew Ardeescr 10 Christian schneider,
Lot II, Square G69, 5000 Charles Walter 70 Matthew
ATdeeser, Lot i square G61, nominal; Thomas A.
Darnele 10 Ellen N. Mills ami Mary $. Lauck, lots
In square 1914, SGi92O; j. N. Gushing 10 Louis u.
Shoemaker, LOia -, o, q, - 3, aud ., Square il2J
1pg, G,siI 90; John SHERMAN 10 charles q. SmOns
L0t s. square 23, SO; Robert McMurdy 10 Katie H.
White aud Harriet y. Wynan, lots In Mount Pleas
ant, q 500; Aaron BALDWIN 10 John H. Walters AM
Is. H. Walker, LOIS and 3, Square 1858, nominal
CHARLES Herr 10 Peter j. May, lots ~ Georgetown
Hugh and Second streets, 5000.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
Ionline House.

Slegsfs. Il. T. Brown aud Alonzo MILE NIL give
Tani the 1oniine, No lSI3 Pennsylvania avenue
Nj. Brown was formerly proprietor OF lbc Idea
Vine iaTlors, on street, which under MS manage
Incnt achieved great success. MI. MILE was Tor
merry proprietor of the TUnllne ia Alexandria ana
connected with inc house Of SHOEMAKER co. ghe
11n has rented and feiurnshed the rOnllne, and
hCy intend 10 make II the handsOmeRt restaurant Ia
ne city. No pains Wi he spared TO please lie pub
t, aud ihe nnesl Wlnod aud liquors, as wei! as the
noiUest Slands, wi! be served 1'he nrm invite
mon irIenna la be plesenl MONDAY nghl
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
A speedy Recovery.

THHrpeT's Halar,I
Invalid wife 10 husband)-The doctor tells me
that ought to have a change OF climate.
Husband (hOpefuly) All right, my dear. | see
by the ''probabties" that we are TO nave colder
weather with snow, followed ny warmer weather
with rain,
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
NInsnnerrdo Ilop.

George a. Meade Post, q, A, H., VIII give iuaB-
queiadc hop for the benefit OF its rcei fund on FIJI
lay evening next All the officials Of me Depart
meut Of TIC Potomac MA be present, and the affair
Run lu Crane Army circles. Ihe mall N the cOruer
uf Seventh and mas ueen decorated n elegant style
aud all tue Arrangements nave beeu made lu anlici-
patton Of a m0sl pDiVyaDlg enlcrlalDmeuL
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30

Yesterday S: vs.. George n, Walker, verdict, not
guilty, defendant discharged; u. s. vs. Susan Clark,
convicted OF manslaughter and sentenced to Albany
for three years. u. H. vs.. Mary Ellen jackson, alias
MARY Ellen Williams. alias Mary Ellen Baxter, con.
yicted Of larceny, motion for new trial Overfuled
and sentenced 10 Albany for two years; u. 4. vs.
lsiah Brown, larceny, second oilense, plea Of mol
guilty entered: u. y. w. Thomas Shorer, assault
with intent to Kill. plea Of not guilty eniered u s
James DixOD, assault with intent 10 Kill, plea OF
not guilty entered; u. i. Samuel johnson, 8lai
W. II. Basket, housebreaking plea OF not guilt,
entered; u ~ Vs. Eliza Biters, larceny, plea OF mol
guilty entered; u. x. Va. Edward Henson aud Ben
Jamln Payne. larceny from persoD. plea OF mo-
guilty entered; U. s. vs.. William Mathews, assault
with nteut TO XII, plea OF not guilty; u g. vs. john
n. Dunbar, alias William Green, allaa WilliaIl
Honesty, housebreaking plea OF not guilty entered.
The Criminal couit Will be occupied Monday win
Tue trial OF John l.. West, The mulatio clerk OF the
Interior Department, whose mysterious assault On
Mrs Page, at her home On street, last November r,
attracted much attention. II IL uuderatood that
hls attorneys Will endeayor 10 prove insanity as the
cause OF their clients action.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were yesterday
issued by the CLERK OF The Court: solomon Living
stone aud Carrie Sterna, and Robert Lee CrOwdeI
and constance Bell Everett, both Of Richmond, Va
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Jap,ue.o Ara Tren.ures.

ON "Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday next Auc-
tloneer bowling Will sell by caialogue,N n his sales
rooms, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
an unsurpassed collection Of Japanese art treasures
The collection Will be on exhibition Tomorrow aud
next day.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
A Social and Financial Mistake.

1OtION BuuRtIsI
Mos people take man as they do note that IL,
al hls face value. Ihey are as frequently taken IN
m one Cuse as IN The other
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
The Courts.

EQuITY COuRT-JuSiice MerTick.
Yeserday-No assignment, motions, orders, ETC.
Casey VI. Laskey, John Y. Ennis appointed guardian
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30

Yesterday Fitch, Fox a Brown ys. Qaackenbu sb
motion for new trial nled Adjourned until MONDAY
morning. Assignments Appeal cases /. ~, 2s, 3o
ag Al and
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30
DIED.

HOOVER--At Philadelphia, January 20, 1851, Mira
Emily $. Hoover, widow OF the late Rev John W.
Hoover, OF the Baltimore Conference, and daughter
OF the late Thomas Brown, OF Georgetown, ID. q.
The interment will be from Oak Hill Chapel, George
town. ID. c., Monday, at 3:30 p. N. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend.
GIBSON-January ~, Margaret Gibson, IN eighty.
first year Of age Funeral from residence of her
daughter, 1911 street n1rthwest to day at +. NJ.
WHEATLEY -Jannary 90, at her late residence,
2I First street southeast Mary Teresa beloved wife
Of william George Wheatey, In the forty fourth
year OF her age. Funeral from st. Peters Church,
Tuesday, February |, at $3.50 A. NJ.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30

"tlder0ey Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning and
delveredin H-pOund "Ward' prints, so vents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, bui,ermiik, and sweet
milk, cents per quart. Cream, Is cents per pint.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30

GENTLEMEN are always assured of the purity OF
the liquids dispensed at lie Mour's, Eighth street.
Just above Pennsylvania avenue. Long experience
mas proved to the proprietor of this establishment
that friends are made aud patronage retained only
la this way,
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30

KINGS PAIACB.-one more week OF the contnua-
ton OF our clearing sale. Elegant French felt hats
NJ 25 and 80 cents; only few more plush coats at
s5: elegant chlldren's cloaks at 50, 81, and SIS, and
few more plaid Jackets with hoods Kings Palace,
SD Seventh street,
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30

Those universal favorltes, the uollywoods, with
their Liliputian Opera Company, appear at the
Dime Museum the coming week, being their first ap-
pearance In this city since their return from their
successful tour in England. They present two Of their
most successful pieces, that most comical OF come
dies, "Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and tho grand
fairy operaiic burIesque OF "Cinderea and the
Little Glass Slipper" introducing charming songs
and specialties and novel scenic effects, transforma
tions and Illusions produced under the direction Of
Professor Goodfellow, OF New York, engaged espe-
cially for the proper production OF this piece.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-30

The third concert Of the BischoG course will
be given next Friday evening, at the Congrega-
tionsl Church, by the Courtney Concert Company,
OF New York City. This quartette Of vocalists
takes its name from the celebrated tenor singer
and vocal teacher OF that name, who Ia known as
one OF the highest eXpOnents OF OraioriO singing,
AMI has made a special study of every branch of
vocaism. The whole organization is Of the same
high character. and the programme varied and
larti ANA